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A spurless rooster that we found the last week of SD season on some private land that was inaccessible by roads. Had to hike 1.5+ miles across other private land to reach the cattails. He was a big boy, but was content to hide out way back in that pothole slough, where he didn't have to fight with spurred roosters. If I ran my fingers over it, I could just feel a little bump that was different than the rough leg skin.

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Already posted the photo, but this is him:

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Some scenery photos, of the food variety. Scenery, mostly, from the inside of restaurants in rural North Dakota and South Dakota, during our January hunts. I have to say, pretty darn good food.

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Wind River said:
Certainly if it’s Oct. thru January, no so much April thru August. Life is trade offs, ask my friend who has been married four times.😊
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I don't live in SD or even in pheasant territory in MN. But I have to drive less to get to those areas than a lot of people. Living in less populated areas isn't for everyone, but the people sure seem nice in the Dakotas. That is, if you aren't a rooster pheasant!
 
Midwestern NICE is real. Have encounter some special people during my hunting trips over the last 55+ years. Some friendships were
started in 1986 and still continued last fall. As the buildings get taller, the people get crazier. Attended school in a two room schoolhouse.
Have enjoyed staying out in the country in old farms houses and walking out the door with pheasants down the driveway.
Thank god I’m a country boy.
 
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